If you are creating a new directory, then you can just:
- Copy the Makefile.base to your brand new repo.
- Adjust the .INCLUDE_DIR path to include the location of this .lib
- The run
make install-repoto get all the default files in place - The ones that you should think about are the envrc.base into your .envrc you do not usually want this except at the top level of your project. So if you have a ./ws/git/src, then you put it there, but don't put it below because lower .envrc mask the upper ones. You just want one place to put all your configuration. Particularly if you have keys that are read from 1Password
Private repo workflows use Blacksmith runners
(2× faster, 3,000 free min/month). Public repos automatically use free
GitHub-hosted runners. Activated via the RUNNER_LABEL repo variable —
set with make runner-label or see
tne-ai/bin
for full setup docs.
This has moved to a Mkdocs formatted website at lib which is actually hosted thanks to Netlify.
You can also browse the documents by looking through docs
You can also get these documentation yourself by cloning this repo and running:
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